An Indonesian man, who had not been seen since the weekend, was found inside a 23ft (7m)-long python. Villagers on the island of West Sulawesi had the horrific task of cutting open the giant snake's stomach to retrieve the body.
"They didn't find him [Akbar], but the villagers saw an unmoving python in the ditch. They grew suspicious that maybe the snake had Akbar. When they cut it open, Akbar was inside the snake," Mashura told the broadcaster's Indonesian service.
An Indonesian man, who had not been seen since the weekend, was found inside a 23ft (7m)-long python. Villagers on the island of West Sulawesi had the horrific task of cutting open the giant snake's stomach to retrieve the body.
"They didn't find him [Akbar], but the villagers saw an unmoving python in the ditch. They grew suspicious that maybe the snake had Akbar. When they cut it open, Akbar was inside the snake," Mashura told the broadcaster's Indonesian service.
Did you hear about the newscaster in India who found out about her husband dying in a car accident by reading the report? The report didn't mention names but she knew right away it was him. They didn't have the heart to give her the heads up so she powered through the report and then left and broke down.
tlombard wrote:Did you hear about the newscaster in India who found out about her husband dying in a car accident by reading the report? The report didn't mention names but she knew right away it was him. They didn't have the heart to give her the heads up so she powered through the report and then left and broke down.
I had heard about that but forgot until you mentioned it again. Awful.
I can't believe she was able to hold it together during the report knowing that it was her husband. I guess she didn't know 100% and could still hold out hope that it wasn't but she knew.
